Archive for the ‘Short Film’ Category

The Forest by David Scharf

Antonia is a 12 year old girl. She often has daydreams, in which she wonders of in to a magical far away forest, were she hides from the problems of the real world. One day, however, her father takes drastic measures and she has to face a decision.

In the Animated Short “The Forest”, the protagonist has to cope with this question and her hostile environment and finds a simple but radical solution.

Conceived, written, directed and animated by David Scharf // Sound & Music Javi Otero & César Meler, 48 Billion Atoms.

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38-39°C by Kangmin Kim

“38-39˚c gives us the blueprint of a relationship between a father and son inside the dream the protagonist experiences while under the spell of the elevated temperatures of a bathhouse. Thick sheets of paper in exquisite arrangement represent the two men who are linked by their identical birthmarks, yet cannot seem to look at each other.” – Maureen Selwood.

Directed & animated by Kangmin Kim // Click here to view the making of video.
Award for the best animated short at Ashland Independent Film Festival.

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RED by Jorge Jaramillo & Carlo Guillot

¨Based on a true fairy tale¨

As the silhouette of a lonely girl runs through the woods, something in the shadows is lurking her. RED is an animated short film, which presents a new version of the classic tale ¨Little Red Riding Hood¨ by Charles Perrault. Directed by Jorge Jaramillo & Carlo Guillot // Music by Manuel Borda.

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Will (Director’s Cut) by Eusong Lee

Visual Development, Story, Animation: Eusong Lee (Director) // Julian Kleiss (Musician).

Knock for Knock by Antony Crook

Visual artist Antony Crook, in collaboration with Rapha and RSA Films, presents Knock for Knock.

Shot in Tokyo, with a soundtrack from Mogwai and a script written by long-distance cyclist James Bowthorpe, the film represents a sportsman’s fight against his inner demons.

Jericho by Liam Gavin

Short film written and directed by Liam Gavin.

Dr. Breakfast by Stephen P. Neary

One day at breakfast, a man’s soul bursts out of his eyeball. While the soul roams the earth eating everything in sight, two wild deer bathe and dress the man’s catatonic body.

A surreal meditation on the quirky but rejuvenating nature of friendship.
Written, directed & animated by Stephen P. Neary.

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Shortfilm: Mr. Foley

A darkly funny but nightmarish scenario, a man wakes up in hospital with a group of sound artists soundtracking his life. Mr Foley is an award winning short film directed by Dublin directing duo Mike Ahern & Enda Loughman aka D.A.D.D.Y. Featuring Mark Doherty as Mr. Foley.

Frangin by Geoffroy Moneyron

“A young boy tries to reach his brother, gone for the war.”

Directed & animated by Geoffroy Moneyron for EMCA Angouleme.

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Outside: A Shortfilm by Thomas Wightman

Three lives are connected in a world whose inhabitants predominantly prefer the secure realities of an implicit inside world to that of the physical world.

The film explores ideas about how advancement in technology has effected the way we communicate and how as a result it may impact our society and environment.

Director: Thomas Wightman // Written by: James Roper, Rob Bailey & Thomas Wightman.

Cast: Regan Bevons // Maeve Rendle // Terry Naylor.

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